Thousands of Bahraini citizens took part in peaceful marches launched in the streets of most towns and villages across Bahrain on the eve of the seventh anniversary of the February 14 uprising.

Photos posted by social media activists showed advertising vehicles roaming the streets of London, showcasing posters about the human rights and political situation in Bahrain, marking the seventh anniversary of the February 14 uprising.

Bahrain accused Qatar of officially standing behind calls for protests at the Pearl Roundabout in February 2011, the Bahrain News Agency (BNA) reported.

Marking sixth anniversary of Bahrain’s February 14 uprising, thousands took to the streets across the country on Tuesday (February 14, 2017).

Bahrain Mirror (AP): Hundreds of Bahraini youths shouting anti-government slogans took to the streets in Bahrain despite a heavy police presence Sunday to mark the fifth anniversary of an uprising calling for political change in the tiny island kingdom.

The revolutionary forces called for “diverse civil disobedience” on the fifth anniversary of the uprising in Bahrain under the slogan “Al-Nimr’s Disobedience” for “the leading role played by the martyr Sheikh Al-Nimr.”